Log a request, raise a work order to a verified trade, track the asset, and schedule the next service — the whole property maintenance loop, run from one desk with protected payments — refundable until the work's signed off.
Six connected tools that turn "something's broken" into a documented, paid, signed-off job — and a record you can hand to the next manager.
Tenants, owners and staff log an issue in seconds — with location and priority. It lands on your desk triaged, never lost in an inbox.
Open the maintenance desk →Turn a request into a work order and send it to verified, insured trades in the area. Compare quotes, award, and track it to done.
Open the job board →A standing panel of vetted trades with current licences and insurance on file. No more chasing certificates of currency by email.
Find verified trades →Every building, plant item and fixture with its service history, warranties and documents attached. Full maintenance record per asset.
Open the asset register →Fire, electrical, essential safety measures — track what's due, what's certified, and what's overdue, with reminders before anything lapses.
Open compliance →Schedule the servicing that repeats — gutters, air-con, testing and tagging, grounds — and it raises itself as a work order on time, every time.
From the first report to a signed-off, paid job — without leaving the desk.
A request comes in — from a tenant, an inspection, or a recurring schedule — with photos and the exact location.
Raise a work order to a verified trade. Their licence and insurance are already on file, so you're covered.
Quote, award, and watch it move to done. The client's payment is protected until the work is confirmed complete.
The job attaches to the asset — history, invoice, documents — so the whole building's maintenance record stays in one place.
Every trade on Trade Handy is identity-checked with a current licence and public-liability cover. Payments are protected — refundable until the work is signed off — so a property manager is never out of pocket for a job that isn't done.